How to Play C major Arpeggios on PIANO: 3 octaves, how to play (hands separately)

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This short video will help you learn to play a 3 octave C Major arpeggio hands separately in root position, 1st inversion, and 2nd inversion.

I find it easiest to "block" the arpeggios in chords to solidify the fingering and then play the arpeggio. The fingering will change because certain inversions are more stretched out than others.

The fingerings are as follows:

RH root position (Do Mi So): up 123 123 123 5 down 5 321 321 321
RH 1st inversion (Mi So Do): up 124 124 124 5 down 5 421 421 421
RH 2nd inversion (So Do Mi): up 124 124 124 5 down 5 421 421 421

LH root position (Do Mi So): up 5 421 421 421 down 124 124 124 5
LH 1st inversion (Mi So Do): up 5 421 421 421 down 124 124 124 5
LH 2nd inversion (So Do Mi): up 5 321 321 321 down 123 123 123 5




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